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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by alphaconde(m): 4:02pm On Apr 14, 2021

SouthSouth1914:
Thank you Buhari the lifeless one! Nothing can thrive under this government

HE HAS BREATH LIFELESSNESS INTO THE COUNTRY

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Edusouls(m): 4:02pm On Apr 14, 2021

Once it’s acquired by Nigerian company, u go see shoprite stores transform from its modern looks into the looks of how Nigerian managed stores are, see the likes of oshodi market, Alaba international, idumota, ariaria market, naija dey sweet die..

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Map1(m): 4:03pm On Apr 14, 2021

ZendayaColeman:
Nothing remain for this country again.

Nairobi on my mind

safe trip

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by kaysir095: 4:05pm On Apr 14, 2021

Xiaomi1:
When there is no president, what do you expect?

But there is a vice

Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by valentineuwakwe(m): 4:09pm On Apr 14, 2021

they will say n.a. bad govt policy drive them away.....well won't be surprise if n.a. dangote, atiku or Tinubu fit won buy the company sef!

Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Lafrresh: 4:11pm On Apr 14, 2021

NAIRALAND SEF GO SOON COMMOT FOR NIGERIA grin

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by djon78(m): 4:11pm On Apr 14, 2021

majamajic:
When Etisalat left Nigeria is when I know Nigeria is very tough place for foreign investors

Company that is number 1 Telecom company in Dubai

As one that has done business in Nigeria over a decade now
What I call Nigerias business environment is shark infested water

There are many sharks waiting to eat you up in Nigerias business environment

It's not for the faint hearted

That's why I still respect Dangote, BUA, Adenuga them
We may say they use government patronage
But many other business men got government patronage
But didn't do anything with it

So it's not Bean's
Anyone you see with some level of success in business in Nigeria

Throway respect for that person

In addition foreign investors leaving doesn't mean that local companies can't step up to the ladder
They can innovate and even get better

But the government must create a conducive environment for business
This present regime has got no clue on how improving your nations business environment can add great value to your economy and citizens

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by jaxxy(m): 4:13pm On Apr 14, 2021

Shoprite Nigeria will never be thesame. They may not have been the best in staff welfare even though above average bt Nigerian owners are worse way worse.

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by semyman: 4:15pm On Apr 14, 2021

Fahdiga:
All thanks to lifeless Buhari

You are a pathetic pervert

How long will you lament over your defeat in 2015?

Obviously, you will enter the grave with this pain and animosity in your heart despite the clueless drunken sailor has moved on

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Nobody: 4:15pm On Apr 14, 2021*

Fahdiga:
All thanks to lifeless Buhari

.. Mumu talk ! Shoprite is exiting most of its west n east African Market ! You think is only Nigeria ?

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by gbami(m): 4:18pm On Apr 14, 2021

Nigerian organization will run it down.
Example. Can you compare Etisalat of before to Etisalat ( now 9moblie) of today?
Anything Nigerians touch with their corrupt hands get shattered.

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Nobody: 4:20pm On Apr 14, 2021

ChimaAdeoye:
This is so sad!!

Every foreign investor is jumping out of Nigerian market before the country erupts.

Yet some people are here blaming Twitter for steering clear of the mess called Nigeria?

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Abelfidelis(m): 4:21pm On Apr 14, 2021

Smh, Someone is thanking God that such a huge investment is living Nigeria to other countries?
We should be worried.

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Nobody: 4:21pm On Apr 14, 2021

ZendayaColeman:
Nothing remain for this country again.

Nairobi on my mind

... Change your mind again grin

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Geesaintagape: 4:22pm On Apr 14, 2021

Looming 2nd civil war between Nigeria n Fulani

Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Nobody: 4:23pm On Apr 14, 2021

northvietnam:

Destiny killing machine ...

How can they survive when we don't checkmate fake products that saturates everywhere

When they pay huge electricity and pay high money for powering generators

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Nobody: 4:24pm On Apr 14, 2021

triple996:

let's blame buhari as usual

He is to blame.

Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Nobody: 4:25pm On Apr 14, 2021

helinues:
Other companies are making it big with Nigeria market,why is shoprite struggling to survive in Nigeria?

They have at least strong foot in Ghana, that I know

.... Shoprite is just struggling all over Africa

Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Nobody: 4:25pm On Apr 14, 2021

triple996:

let's blame buhari as usual

Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by GeneralPula: 4:26pm On Apr 14, 2021

northvietnam:

Destiny killing machine ...

How can they survive when we don't checkmate fake products that saturates everywhere

When they pay huge electricity and pay high money for powering generators

You’ve said it all bro..

Them don spoil shop rite with fake things.

Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by GeneralPula: 4:27pm On Apr 14, 2021

majamajic:
When Etisalat left Nigeria is when I know Nigeria is very tough place for foreign investors

Company that is number 1 Telecom company in Dubai

And so?
Is Glo in Dubai?

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by eflintsone(m): 4:31pm On Apr 14, 2021

ChimaAdeoye:
This is so sad!!

Every foreign investor is jumping out of Nigerian market before the country erupts.

Yet some people are here blaming Twitter for steering clear of the mess called Nigeria?

I have friends who work with shop rite
They treat Nigerians like slaves , under pay them
They should go Niko

U dnt come into my country and turn my people to slaves

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by TOPCRUISE(m): 4:32pm On Apr 14, 2021*

When Twitter refused to come to Nigeria because of bad political and economic atmosphere that our politicians embrace, some silly Nigerians are consoling themselves that we have Facebook, MTN, dangote, silicon technology.
Ignorance is a bastard sad

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by 9jaRealist: 4:34pm On Apr 14, 2021

justtoodark:
very good....away with them....

we no want them in nigeria....

You sound like a CRUDE XENOPHOBE...
Yet, you will go stand in the sun outside an embassy begging for a visa to go live in someone else’s country.
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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Nobody: 4:36pm On Apr 14, 2021

onoms4luv:
I taya for dis country o...

almost all foreign investors are pulling out of the country for no tangible reasons.

abeg for any staff when feel say Shoprite supposed compensate an. should try and run a business here in Nigeria. na there you go know wetin dem pass through.

...No be only Nigeria

Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Tectono: 4:36pm On Apr 14, 2021

Let the media disclose the property company that acquired the shares in Retail Supermarket. Is it UPDC? Check out my signature if you want to go into export business.

Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by emonis88: 4:36pm On Apr 14, 2021

helinues:
Other companies are making it big with Nigeria market,why is shoprite struggling to survive in Nigeria?

They have at least strong foot in Ghana, that I know

which companies r making it big in Nigeria? OK unless dangote n bua.

Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by 9jaRealist: 4:37pm On Apr 14, 2021

gbami:
Nigerian organization will run it down.
Example. Can you compare Etisalat of before to Etisalat ( now 9moblie) of today?
Anything Nigerians touch with their corrupt hands get shattered.

Etisalat of before left billions of Naira in debt for 9mobile of today...
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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by 9jaRealist: 4:37pm On Apr 14, 2021

emonis88:
which companies r making it big in Nigeria? OK unless dangote n bua.

MTN...
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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by Nobody: 4:38pm On Apr 14, 2021

Xiaomi1:
When there is no president, what do you expect?

.... And other East African countries no get Presidents abi undecided

Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by saajus: 4:38pm On Apr 14, 2021

This is sad. We can't attract new investors, the ones we have are leaving us.

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Re: Shoprite Sells Nigerian Business To Property Company by YusufTheGreat: 4:39pm On Apr 14, 2021

ChimaAdeoye:
This is so sad!!

Every foreign investor is jumping out of Nigerian market before the country erupts.

Yet some people are here blaming Twitter for steering clear of the mess called Nigeria?

when ever you criticize nigeria know that you are part of the mess too

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